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In route news, Southwest will open up more Oakland routes in March and will add two more California airports to its network; Mineta San Jose introduces COVID testing; Alaska sets a date for SFO-Anchorage flights; Hawaiian stops blocking middle seats; a COVID passenger dies on a United flight; United teams up with XpresSpa for airport testing and launches a contact tracing effort; JetBlue will add Miami to its route map and offers new TrueBlue perks; Frontier expands at Miami and Las Vegas; Singapore rolls out a new program to get business travelers into the country; Delta and JetBlue add South America service; and financial woes get deeper for Mexico’s Interjet.
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family might try to protect itself, file for bankruptcy so that you can t go beyond $3 billion and perhaps even nobody would ever see the $3 billion if they filed for bankruptcy? so they have been considering bankruptcy for several months now. under this settlement plan they would file for bankruptcy and enter bankruptcy and then they would emerge bankruptcy and there would be something like what s called a public trust corporation, which would take current drugs like oxycontin sales, as well as potentially future drugs, and then bring those to market, too. and that would all be part of this. and so what the sacklers and pursue is dookilooking for is a global resolution that would resolve all the lawsuits. but theoretically it s not just these 2,000 cities and counties, but also the states that are suing. so it s complicated. it is. this is lots of different parties. meantime, so the judge in
been arrested ftrying to cover that. so it is part of a broader trend of trying to cover things up and completing punity for the severe rights abuses. no settlement plan in the works to bring rohingya back to myanmar. here is nikki haley reacting to that proposal. it is more than just a process. there must be a cultural change which only burmese leadership can do. while we are hearing promises from the government, we need to see action. are the rohingya safe if they go back to myanmar? absolutely not. you have two thirds of an entire population that have been forced out of the country. as understand, doctors without borders came up with an estimate of 6700 who have been killed, some 700 of those kids under the age of five. and when i was there with refugees international that first month when this was
in a battle with the white house over birth control. health care lawman dates employers provide it. catholics, some say it s against their fundamental beliefs. all that and much more ahead as starting point gets under way right now. can you come in and fix russell s audio? welcome, everybody. unbelievable, that s kathy s play list. she s a contributing editor for the washington post and founding publisher which i have been in a time or two. nice to have you. co-author of grand new party and russell simmons, mogul, founder of def jam and ceo of communications is with us. good morning. welcome. let s get under way. talking about the new investigation coming to us from the washington post. nearly 50 lawmakers who helped direct earmarks to projects that potentially helped their own property or immediate family members. they say it benefits the public, not private interests. one of those who is on that list is the republican congressman joe barton, he is a republican f
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